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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXV, Issue 10236, 29 June 1883, Page 1

' j F. J. JONES'S i PRICE LIST NO. I.— OTHERS TO FOLLOW. THE following Prices will be charged till further notico, viz : — r i ' > Sugar, White Mauritius ... 4d per lb : ; „ IO 4d „ „ „ IW 4Jd „ „ Sago, best 3d „ „ Tapioca ... ... ... 3d „ „ Cornflour 6d „ „ Starch... ... 4d . „ „ Curry, per bottle lOd Cocoa, Van Houten's ... 4s 6d „ „' Matches, tin boxes Is 6d per doz „ plaids 6d „ „ Kerosene 8s per tin Flour, local lis 6d per hundred TEAS! TEAS! TEAS! My celebrated TEAS, whioh have obtained such favour by the public, will be sold as ■ follows : — National Blend, Is fid per lb Indiana Blend) 2s per lb Excelsior Blend, 2s 6d per lb NOTE SPECIALLY My system of ,; . Jng 61bs White Sugar and lib Tea having been adopted by others in the trade, I shall now . sell without any alteration in quality the same parcel fo 1 3s 6d. iOHINA, GLABS, & EARTHENWARE Now opening up 14 crates of New Goods, .... which will be sold cheap — Sets of Jugs, 3 to. set, 2s 6d to 3s. REMEMBER 1 GREAT BARGAINS IN THIS LINE. BOOTS AND SHOES. This large Stock will be offered ot very low ; priceß. COME AND SEE ! HAMS AND BACON! A choice consignment of Canterbury Bacon . and Hams, new cure, just arrived. i REMEMBER— FKA.NCIS J: JONES. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF SANTA OLAUS. OHRISTMAS PRESENTS. NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. FANCY REPOSITORY '. (Opposite the Bank of New Zealand), S. H. DREW Begs to draw the attention of the inhabitants of Wanganui and the neighbourhood to his 1 ege and well-assorted stock of FANOY GOODS, TOYS, and Miscellaneous Articles, especially suitable for presentation at this season of the year. To avoid the nconvenience experienced lost year, when numerous customers were unavoidably crowded out, the large store recently vacated by the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company has for this season been converted into a large and commodious Show Room, in which will be displayed the extensivo assortment of handsome goods to be offered for sale. The i stock consists of Ladies' Retioules, Bags, I Companions, Fire Screens, Fans, Vases, Lustres, &c, &c, and Children's Toys wdl be made an especial feature. TOYS — Strong and d-iraable — Wheelbarrows, Dolls of all sizes nd prices, Magic ' Lanterns, Children's Musical Toys, and every variety oftoy which ia imported into or manufactured in New Zealand, at unusually low prices, unrivalled for excellence and quality. . -diathetic Crewel Work in great variety and [ latest patterns. Silks ond Wools in oil [ shades. ■ Christmas Boxes on tables at Sixpence ahd One Shilling. . OHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR'S CARDS. Particular attention is drawn to the immense stock of charming Cards unequalled in excellence of design and unsurpassed in taste and beauty. These cards hove been especially selected and imported from Europe to meet tho extraordinary demand likely to be mode for them. The stock includes Flowers, Ferns, Shells, Seaweed, ond the most ingenious mechanical cards, handpointed photographs, also quisite paintings on ivory and silks. An early inspection is invited. The Ohdd's Magic Flute and other instruments of musical torture for children, especially recommended to parents of nervous temperament — soothing and beneficial — illustrating the proverb, " Musio hath Charms," &c. Solo Drums, all sizes. Come early. Come early. Come early. The repository will represent one -arge exhibition of seasonable presents such as has never before been witnessed in Wonganui. Room for all. charge for admission to S. H. DREW'S Fancy Repositobt, Opposite Bank of New Zealand, Victoria Avenue. S. MANSON TS OPENING UP a very fine lot of WOOLLEN GOODS, Which must be sold during the Season) consisting of — TARTANS, FRENCH TWILLS, OASHMERE MIXTURES, BLANKETS HATS, HOISERY, SHIRTS. Etc., Etc., Etc. These Goods will speak for themselves. Inspection Invited. NOTICE. MJ CROSSE wishea to intimate to his iX patients that he h(H transferred his Dental Practice to Mr M. Cottle, L.D.S., who in future will carry on tlio profession as Dental Surgeon in the Avenuo. _ Mr Crosse has every confidence in recomr mending Mr CoU« as a most akilfu and